How do you clean your golf shoes? I've been doing it wrong!
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Orikoru
Tour Winner
Last time I cleaned mine I took the hose to them in the back garden. They were crazy muddy though from the miserable February we had.
casuk
Head Pro
I hand clean mine with a wet cloth absolute pain, think I'll need to get a dish washer
clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
You can damage the glue holding them together if the temp is to hot.
Plus all that mud down your pipes and drains.
Just use a baby wipe after you play it’s easy before they dry.
Plus all that mud down your pipes and drains.
Just use a baby wipe after you play it’s easy before they dry.
I use Baby Wipes, quick wipe immediately after I’ve played and a quick wipe before I go out.
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
I'm not normally squeamish but then thought of eating dinner off a plate that's been in the dishwasher after a couple of pairs of golf shoes is grim...
Even if it was cleaned within an inch of its life..
Just wrong.
Even if it was cleaned within an inch of its life..
Just wrong.
ScienceBoy
Money List Winner
No shoe is going near my dishwasher! It’s my pride and joy
Bunkermagnet
Journeyman Pro
Use the air line at the club after each round.
I would never put my shoes in the dishwasher, the glue will come unstuck and the detergent will destroy the leather finish.
The drying process will sterilise the dishwasher, so no problems with bacteria issue afterwards.
I would never put my shoes in the dishwasher, the glue will come unstuck and the detergent will destroy the leather finish.
The drying process will sterilise the dishwasher, so no problems with bacteria issue afterwards.
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
Damp cloth, and polish. After every round. I hate wearing dirty shoes.
BTatHome
Tour Winner
Lots of salt used to clean in a dishwasher, not sure I'd be confident in them lasting as long after being soaked in salt water.
anotherdouble
Journeyman Pro
Send mine to Mrs Homer. She must be bored of cleaning Martins
Duckster
Tour Rookie
I use the baby wipe method. Just showed this video to the wife though and got a “Don’t you flamin we’ll dare!â€
Shooter McPowick
Head Pro
I just wear them in the shower and use a nail brush.
Jokes aside, I use the compressed air at the club straight after a round then when home they only need a wipe with a damp cloth
Jokes aside, I use the compressed air at the club straight after a round then when home they only need a wipe with a damp cloth
mashleyR7
Journeyman Pro
quick baby wipe every now and then and all is fine.
I have washed 50/60 balls in the dishwasher before though! ha ha.
I have washed 50/60 balls in the dishwasher before though! ha ha.
User2021
Challenge Tour Pro
Air line at the club to get the mud and deer poo off.
Then either baby wipes or kitchen wipes when I get home
Then either baby wipes or kitchen wipes when I get home
mashleyR7
Journeyman Pro
After years of cleaning football boots off in the sink on Saturday/Sundays evenings golf shoes haven't taken 1% of the same effort.
HankMarvin
Tour Rookie
Jeeves does mine :rofl:
Captainron
Big Hitting, South African Sweary Person
The insides will take ages to dry after that treatment I’m the dishwasher.
I wipe them down and polish them up on the odd occasion
I wipe them down and polish them up on the odd occasion
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Deleted member 15344
Guest
Baby wipe after every round then dry off and then put some of those shoe inserts in to dry the inside out
TBH i don't have to clean mine that often, as they don't get muddy playing on links all the time. I just blow any dirt and grass in the spikes with the air hose and they go in my locker clean
